knickerbockers

• Nom désignant un type de pantalon qui s'arrête juste sous le genou, souvent bouffant ou serré par un revers ou un élastique, historiquement porté pour le sport ou comme élément d'un costume traditionnel.

A noun referring to a type of trousers that end just below the knee, often gathered or fastened at the hem, historically worn for sports or as part of a traditional costume.

pluriel irrégulier

1. Trousers ending above the kneeC1formal

   A type of loose-fitting trousers that are gathered or fastened just below the knee, typically worn in the 19th century or for sports like golf.

   Culotte knickerbockers

   • He wore knickerbockers for his afternoon golf game.
   • The antique shop sold a pair of original knickerbockers from the 1890s.
   • Children's knickerbockers were popular in the early 20th century.
   • She dressed in knickerbockers for the historical reenactment.

   Synonymesknickers